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carabiner size comparison beta photo

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Paolo Speirn · · Minneapolis, MN · Joined Mar 2011 · Points: 10

I took a photo of all the kinds of biners I have. If people are shopping (especially online) I hope this will give them a better idea of how biners compare in size and shape than just the manufacturer specs.

Enjoy!

top from left: petzl spirit (old style), BD oz hoodwire, BD oz, trango superfly, BD neutrino, mammut moses. bottom from left: madrock superlight (?), WC helium, WC xenon, trango phase, CAMP orbit, CAMP photon, CAMP nano wire

top from left: petzl spirit (old style), BD oz hoodwire, BD oz, trango superfly, BD neutrino, mammut moses.

bottom from left: madrock superlight (?), WC helium, WC xenon, trango phase, CAMP orbit, CAMP photon, CAMP nano

Kyle C · · Unknown Hometown · Joined Sep 2014 · Points: 0

That's really useful. Thanks!

Kirtis Courkamp · · Golden · Joined Mar 2011 · Points: 378

Thanks man helped a bunch

T340 · · Idaho · Joined Oct 2011 · Points: 5

Thanks for posting.
The Camp Nano is tiny!! I mean, I knew it was small, but your pic really puts it into perspective.

Paolo Speirn · · Minneapolis, MN · Joined Mar 2011 · Points: 10

Oh good, glad y'all are getting some use out of it.

Just updated the caption to note it's the nano wire, not the nano 23 (same size but crappy gate action, IMHO) or the nano 22 (just released, haven't used them but they look promising).

Nick Drake · · Kent, WA · Joined Jan 2015 · Points: 651

The new nano 22 has a much different nose shape than the 23 did, it's easier to clip and clean. I've been using them for racking and on draws for alpine climbs and been happy. Don't think I would use them with gloves, they are that small.

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